American Gigolo
Crime • R • 1980 • 1 hr 57 min
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Air-conditioned chill but you can see the heat wave distortion through the next doorway. Sweat beads and sour morning sadness.
Schrader turns a decent thriller into a smart reflection of masculinity. Shockingly ahead of its time portraying sex and gender dynamics.
Honestly, I went in not knowing what to expect. After watching, it was very very interesting! I really enjoyed Gere and the whole concept!
Meh, it’s one of the most famous films yet it was exceptionally boring and uninteresting
Kind of sleazy but maybe that’s the goal and atmosphere it’s going for.
Fine film about controversial topic. Sexual depravity in LA. Gere gives complex, tortured performance in difficult role. P. Shrader directs.
This man can direct the shit out of a movie. The script, the performances, camerawork comes togueter naturally, giving the best experience.
Intriguing for the time when it was made. Starts great, but it falls apart shortly after that. All in all, it fails to pique your interest.
Was entranced by an intriguing atmosphere of uncertainty. Richard Gere gave a charismatic and confident performance.
For the time it was made it heeds most expectations anyone might have of the lead character's lifestyle, but no real triumphs of the soul!
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